Suzuki will be introducing three concept vehicles during the 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon taking place this January. The three concept vehicles are based on three of Suzuki's tiny Japan-only vehicles.

Suzuki's first concept vehicle is the Ignis Water Activity Concept. It is based on the Ignis Concept that debuted during the Tokyo Motor Show last October. The Ignis Concept was a compact crossover with buran and outdoor versatility.

The Ignis Water Activity Concept has been designed for individuals who spend time fishing, canoeing or kayaking. The compact crossover comes with a higher ride height, more capable tires and protective body trims. The Ignis Water Activity Concept also comes win a Matte Khaki Metallic exterior with orange accents. The interior also sports a khaki and orange color theme.

The second concept in Suzuki's lineup is the Hustler Rough Road Style. Based on its design, the concept vehicle looks like a smaller Toyota FJ. The Hustler Rough Road Style is for active individuals who enjoy outdoor activities like mountain climbing or trekking.

It comes with a yellow and black body color with a unique and colorful Hustler decal. The Hustler logo is also found in the seats and instrument panel. The Hustler Rough Road Style comes with off-road capability with its upgraded suspension, knobby tires and caged-in headlights.

Suzuki's final concept vehicle is the Alto Works GP, which is based on the recently revealed Suzuki Alto Works kei car. The concept vehicle comes with racing livery inspired by the Suzuki MotoGP bike. It features a blue exterior body paint with a black bonnet and lime green body accents. The bonnet has also been made from carbon fiber to help reduce weight.

Suzuki has not yet announced whether these three concept vehicles will make it onto production.

The 2016 Tokyo Auto Salon will take place from Jan. 15 to 17 at the Makuhari Messe International Convention Complex in Chiba, Japan.